NTSB report: Plane bound for Long Island crashed nearly straight down at 'high velocity'
The plane veered off course over Washington D.C. after turning around near Long Island.
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Jun 23, 2023, 12:07 AM
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Updated 654 days ago
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6h agoA preliminary report by the National Transportation Safety Board was released Thursday regarding a Long Island bound private jet that crashed in Virginia earlier this month.
The NTSB report found that the unresponsive Cessna entered a "near vertical descent at high velocity" before bursting into flames.
The plane veered off course over Washington D.C. after turning around near Long Island.
Four people on board were killed.
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